Under what condition can the Commissioner conduct an examination of records?

The Commissioner has broad authority to conduct examinations of records of any insurance producer or adjuster as needed to ensure compliance with state insurance laws and regulations. This power is essential for maintaining the integrity of the insurance industry and protecting consumers.

By having the ability to examine records at any time, the Commissioner can proactively identify issues such as potential fraud or misconduct without waiting for a specific trigger such as a complaint. This authority is part of the regulatory framework that holds insurance entities accountable and ensures they operate within legal boundaries.

The other options suggest limitations that do not align with the Commissioner's role and responsibilities. Consent from a policyholder, a court order, or solely acting on suspicion do not encompass the comprehensive oversight needed in the insurance industry, which is why the ability to examine records at any time is critical.